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This is my grandmother’s recipe, and she doesn’t measure, so we will do our best to come up with the right measurements. It’s delicious, and surprisingly easy. Great on a cold winter day.
To make noodles, mix eggs, salt and flour. I start out with 2 cups flour and add cupfuls as I go along. Grandma always said, you can add more, but you can’t take it out! Stop when the mixture is slightly stiffer than cookie dough. Roll it out onto a floured surface (I usually use my kitchen table). Let it sit for a couple of hours. Then, cut the noodles into big long strips. Try to make them uniform in size. I usually use a pizza roller for this, which just makes it easier.
While your noodles are sitting for a couple hours, get out your big stock pot. Put in the chicken, and cover with water. Throw in your bay leaves, your peppercorns and a dash of vinegar. Boil for several hours or until the meat is falling from the bone and is obviously cooked. Remove chicken and strain broth, reserving broth. Pick all the meat off the bones of the chicken and put it in the stock pot with the broth. Bring that broth to a boil. Drop the noodles into the boiling broth and cook for about 20 minutes.
Serve over mashed potatoes.
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Sparky on 4.12.2010
I thought I was the only one who ate homemade chicken and noodles over mashed potatoes! Talk about comfort food…all that starch just puts you into the most comfy little food coma…
collegemom on 10.13.2009
OMG! I just saw this recipe. It so good to know that we’re not the only noodles over mashed potatoes family! It is also a special occasion meal for us, but my sister-in-law is making Oct. 17 a special occasion this year and has just invited the whole family over for chicken and noodles…can’t wait.
dianals on 9.20.2009
My family has always eaten them this way as well..pure comfort food TY for this recipe!!!
joyce on 9.18.2009
This is exactly how we eat ours. People think it sounds weird to eat noodles on mashed potatoes, but it is so good. My mother made it this way and now I make it this way. It is a family favorite.
ferociousfluffy on 9.16.2009
Cool! I have never seen anybody else make them this way either. Is your family German? My grandmother is german and this is her recipe. True comfort food.